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About Whistler

Whistler is a resort town north of Vancouver. The area has been the top spot for skiing, snowboarding and other winter sports since it first opened in 1958. Whistler Blackcomb features three ski resorts with over 600 kilometers of marked trails, as well as more than 100 km of cross-country trails that are groomed for skiers, snowshoers and snowboarders. In summer, visitors can hike, mountain bike and golf on the grassy mountains or go fishing on the lake.

In addition to being a popular destination for winter and summer sports adventurers, Whistler is also home to very promising businesses in various sectors including technology related companies. Some of the software used by major companies are Zendesk based in Vancouver and Rainmaker based in Penticton.

Natural attractions in Whistler, British Columbia

A quaint resort town nestled in the heart of beautiful British Columbia, Whistler's natural attractions are an eclectic mix of lakes, forests and mountains. From hiking on some of Canada's most scenic trails to tree-top adventures through the ancient forest, there is something for every outdoor enthusiast. Whether you're seeking a relaxing day among the flowers and ferns or a more active experience with adrenaline-pumping zip lines across seemingly inaccessible cliffs, you're sure to find your niche in this world-famous destination.

In addition to the park's 26km of trails, there are more than 30km of groomed cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails. Popular choices include the Blackcomb Trail and the Panorama Gondola, which is a 600m gondola at a 687m elevation, making it one of the highest in Canada.

It's not just about hiking or skiing: The rainforest on Whistler Mountain covers over 3.5 square km and contains a trail system for mountain bikers and horseback riders.

For families, the most popular area is Lost Lake, which is surrounded by meadows and ancient forests at the foot of Whistler Mountain. In addition to offering 12km of hiking trails, there are also two lakes to canoe on. From mid-May to mid-June, the area thrives with wildflowers including forget-me-nots, lady's slippers and buttercups.

Transportation in Whistler, British Columbia

Whistler is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Every year, more than 2 million people visit Whistler, which is located about 80 kilometers north of Vancouver. The surrounding area is characterized by dense forest, rugged mountains, and numerous lakes and rivers.

  • Walk
    It’s no surprise that walking or cycling are the most common forms of transportation in Whistler Village. Since Whistler is a relatively small town, there are plenty of sidewalks and paths for walking and biking.

 

  • Whistler SkyTrain
    The Whistler SkyTrain is a high-speed railway that connects Vancouver with Whistler. It was built to reduce traffic congestion in the region, but it also serves many tourists who come to Whistler Village each year. The majority of visitors drive alone, so the SkyTrain is one of the most used transportation options in Whistler.

 

Shopping  in Whistler, British Columbia

Shopping in Whistler is always an enjoyable experience. With stores and boutiques of all shapes and sizes, there are plenty of options to choose from. Shopping centers like the Village Market Place and Blackcomb Center have so many different shops that will give you the ideal shopping experience for your taste. Whistler also has a variety of shopping districts that are located within close proximity to each other or within walking distance from the village area.

There are three main areas of shopping in Whistler that include: the Village, Blackcomb and Center Squares. In the main village district, there are a multitude of shops for all tastes; you can find jewelry stores, clothing stores, footwear stores and many other types of stores. The main Squares also has a wide range of stores for all different types you may need or want.

Food in Whistler, British Columbia

There are many mouth-watering places to eat in Whistler. The Keg and Cactus Club are on the more expensive side of things, but they offer a great dining experience with excellent food.

For more casual dining there is Ducky's Diner in Creekside, Thyme Savor for amazing breakfast-lunch type meals, and Black Velvet for some late night snacks.

But perhaps the best place to eat in Whistler has to be Yami Yogurt. The yogurt is made fresh everyday and comes in a wide range of flavors. These include: strawberry, mango, blueberry, maple-bacon, green apple, apple cider vinegar and honey. What's even better about Yami Yogurt is that not only do you get to enjoy the deliciousness of the yogurt but you get to eat it with some French fries too!

Curry Mahal is excellent for Indian food and the vegetarian items are very tasty. There is also a good range of South Asian cuisine besides the Indian food.

Art and culture in Whistler, British Columbia

It is impossible to visit Whistler without being exposed to the art, culture and beauty that undulates through the air. This has been a deliberate aim on behalf of the municipality since its conception in 1966 with the inclusion of “culture” as one of their four founding principles. The desire for an artistic co-existence has been a key characteristic in shaping and maintaining Whistler. The arts provide a unique way to experience and learn about Whistler.

Sometimes referred to as “the village”, Whistler is a destination where visitors can find an experience that is uniquely their own. Whether you have your own flair for the arts or someone in your party wants to explore the art scene, Whistler has something for everyone. The diversity and depth of local talent offers an opportunity to discover the true beauty found in each piece of art. 

RV Park and Campground in Whistler, British Columbia

The family-friendly RV Park and Campground is located on the edge of Whistler Village, just 10 minutes from the airport. The Park is equipped with a heated pool, hot tub and washroom facilities.

Come explore a little bit of Whistler - stay in a stunning, modern cabin or luxury RV rental with everything you need to spend your time enjoying all that nature has to offer!

 

Whistler RV Park and Campground, Whistler, British Columbia.

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